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Meanings of stall in English
Synonyms
Examples for "booth"
Examples for "booth"
1
I need to stay far, far away from the Brinca Dada booth.
2
This was my second year helping to run the GeekDad booth there.
3
Pratt, I said, sliding into the booth opposite the lady in question.
4
Plus, there's a family with young children in the next booth over.
5
A phone booth was a good place to stay out of sight.
1
He approached a second, smaller cubicle, where a guard snapped to attention.
2
The white curtain walls of the cubicle contracted, closed in on her.
3
A wave of cold air moved through it into the control cubicle.
4
They were within a foot of each other in the ebonised cubicle.
5
Who blames him for sounding loud and clear in some distant cubicle.
1
Locals come to him in his kiosk with a range of problems.
2
A kiosk was set on fire and several shop windows were smashed.
3
According to Real-View, there is a kiosk version of the tech available.
4
So he parted from her at the nearest kiosk of the underground.
5
As we came up a bullet from the Morskaia struck the kiosk.
Postpone doing what one should be doing.
Catalan
distracció Usage of stall in English
1
Town said the new apprenticeship system could not be allowed to stall.
2
The cancelled sale will not necessarily stall further new bond issues however.
3
I already knew the answer, but I needed to stall for time.
4
Mexican-born Rocio, who runs a stall, is taking the situation more seriously.
5
And so the young pup had to stay in the dull stall.
6
And in the next stall he saw the horse Hapgood had ridden.
7
The horse may be down in the stall and unable to rise.
8
They exist primarily to support stereotypes, to stall us in our journey.
9
An insurance company has set up a stall outside an antiques shop.
10
The head-master chanted, and in the stall next to him sat Gaunt.
11
At one stall, food and soft drinks are handed out for free.
12
I was very disappointed with the way Wexford set out their stall.
13
The Reist stall was one of the prominent stalls of the market.
14
Then the thief and his companion took the horse from the stall.
15
The result is a reduction of the drag incurred during blade stall.
16
Unable to stall any longer, I took the elevator up to ten.
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Translations for stall
Spanish
Russian
Stall through the time
Stall across language varieties
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common
Australia
Common
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